Which items are not allowed for a carry-on luggage when flying? (don't really know what's considered liquid)

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flightboy123

all that stuff is allowed - so long as its 3fl oz or less.

so the tooth paste might say 6oz on the bottle and you have a squeeze left.

it still SAYS CAPACITY of 6oz, they will toss it.

ethansma24

Any of the items you mentioned can be brought in a carry on bag. They will all have to fit into 1 quart size zip lock, and must be 3oz. or less. The only item you listed that does not need to be put into the baggy is the pens. Also, be sure this baggy is somewhere in your bag where you can access it easily. When you go through security, you will have to take the baggy of liquid items out of your carry on bag for screening. Have a good trip!

Just Jess

Mascara~ Liquid
Deodorant~ Liquid if it is a gel or roll on
Chapstick~Not a liquid
Pens~Not a liquid
Contact lens solution~Liquid
Lip Gloss~Liquid, however lipstick is not as long as it's in the traditional twist up tube
Toothpaste~Liquid

Basically all liquids must be in containers that are 3 ounces/100ml or less and must be able to fit into one 1 quart zip top bag. This bag needs to be removed from your carryon when you go through security.

For more info go to http://www.tsa.dhs.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm

LIzzz

mouthwash
body and face lotion

had both of those things taken from me at Pittsburgh cause they were over the allowed limit of ?4ozs......

Angie P.

My husband just flew to Cleveland this morning for work and we found this site yesterday. http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm

Good luck and have a great trip!

tonalc1

Ethansma is correct. All are allowed, and the only thing that needs to be under 3 oz. is the contact lens solution. Put the other "gel-like" items--lip gloss, deodorant and toothpaste--in the bag as well.

And do look at the tsa website mentioned above for full information.

Wounded Duck

Go to the TSA website.

Kaj V

http://www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Security/Baggage/Carry-on+baggage.htm
look here.

pass the amunition

check on the last three, u might want to check the airline official site.

Just mee

usually you can take liquids as long as there like 3 oz or less.
you can get the right size bottles from like walmart and just put you liquids in the bottles. they make them just for plane travel. i've never really had a problem with mascara, chapstick, or lipgloss. But my sister brought like a makeup case full of makeup and they threw like half of it aways, so i think just dont have alot. you might wanna get travel size deoderant cause they throw the bigger ones away. same thing for deoderant. i think pens are ok...i've never had a problem with them. anyways most stuff is fine as long as you get travel size. so good luck :)

Honkey dorey

Since announcing what's allowed in passenger cabins, the TSA has clarified some of its policies.

Liquids or gels not allowed in passenger cabins:

_Beverages

_Shampoo

_Suntan lotion

_Creams

_Toothpaste

_Hair gel

The TSA permits:

_Baby formula, which must be presented for inspection at the checkpoint

_Prescription medicines that match the passenger's name

_Essential nonprescription medicines, such as insulin

_Electronic items such as laptops, CD players and iPods; British Airways flights to Britain do not allow them.

British Airways PLC, the largest carrier between Britain and the United States, offers these guidelines for carry-on items.

Allowed in the cabins:

_Pocket-size wallets and pocket-size purses, such as money, credit cards and identity cards

_Travel documents essential for the journey such as passports and tickets

_Prescription medicines and medical items sufficient and essential for the flight (for example, a diabetic kit), except in liquid form unless verified as authentic

_Spectacles and sunglasses, without cases

_Contact lens holders, without bottles of solution

_Female sanitary items sufficient and essential for the flight, if unboxed, including tampons, pads, towels and wipes

_Unboxed tissues and handkerchiefs

_Keys, but no electrical key fobs.

For those carrying an infant on a British Airways flight, the following are allowed:

_Baby food and milk, but the contents of each bottle must be tasted by the accompanying passenger

_Sanitary items sufficient and essential for the flight, such as diapers, wipes, creams and diaper disposal bags.

Not allowed:

_Handbags

_Cosmetics, including lipstick

_All electronic items

_Newspapers (British Airways has them on board for passengers)

Dan

you can take any of the above as long as the size of the bottle/container it is in will hold no more than 50ml.

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